The musical adaptation of Pretty Woman, featuring music by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, is set to return for a new tour next year. The production, celebrated for its story of unexpected love in the late 1980s, previously played in Chicago, Broadway, the West End, and on a UK tour.

Pretty Woman will embark on a fresh UK tour next year, bringing back the story audiences know from the hit 1990 film. The musical adaptation features original music and lyrics by Grammy Award-winner Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance. The book is by Garry Marshall, the film’s director, and J F Lawton, the original screenwriter.

The production boasts direction and choreography from two-time Tony Award-winner Jerry Mitchell. Design elements include scenic work by David Rockwell and costumes by Tom Rogers, based on original Broadway designs by Gregg Barnes. Lighting design is by Kenneth Posner and Philip S Rosenberg, with sound by John Shivers and hair design by Josh Marquette.

Will Van Dyke oversees music supervision, arrangements, and orchestrations. The global general management consultant is 101 Productions, Ltd/Kathy Kim, while direction is recreated by Dominic Shaw.

Pretty Woman’s prior runs include successful stints in Chicago, Broadway, the West End, and an earlier UK tour, reflecting the story’s enduring appeal. The musical’s combination of late ’80s nostalgia, romance, and strong creative leadership continue to define its stage presence.

Further tour dates and venues are to be announced. The return marks a continuation of the show’s established theatrical journey, offering audiences another chance to experience this acclaimed adaptation.